#unique condos

This is the hallway. As soon you get out of the elevator you can feel the fabulousness.

I would go nuts living in a building like this.

The condo looks like an industrial loft and was designed by St. Louis artist Bob Cassilly.

Even without the owner's art, it's still well worth $299k.

This is unbelievable.

Casual dining around the kitchen counter. There's plenty of room for a table, though.

Beautiful kitchen with glass block walls.

The primary bedroom suite.

Beautiful bedroom. there's so much to look at with all the different finishes.

Here's an office nook.

Look at the bathroom- the walls are made w/recycled glass bottles.

It's also filled with slate, granite, and marble.

Then here, there's a small dressing area.

A bench and closets.

Plus laundry.

I'm not sure what this is, but I'm guessing storage units. I rent one in my apt.

On our way to the parking garage. Very cool.

This is nice.

Your "yard" is the outdoor museum exhibit.

After 100s of housing posts, this is the one place that's making me cry, I want it so bad.

This unit has the entrance hall. I bet the baptismal font was in this area.

This is the tower that you see in the front. You can go all the way to the top.

Higher up- they blocked off a window here.

And, this is the uppermost level. No bell? Very cool, nevertheless. It has to be the best unit, b/c it includes the tower.

The best part of all.

Look at the stone walls and gothic arches. Not to mention the niches and stained glass windows. Is this awesome or not?

I can't believe the gorgeous stone.

They went with white to brighten it up. I'm thinking that those niches in the walls are the Stations of the Cross. Most Catholic churches have them in the walls.

There's a lofted area above the kitchen.

View from the loft.

Stairs to the loft.

Open lofted bedroom.

One of the baths.

Look at the arches in the primary bedroom.

They have a piano in the niche. A big ol' organ would look cool in there.

Spiral stairs to go up to this bonus space.

Another bedroom looks like it's on an upper level under the eaves.

Nice bath with a separate shower.

There's no garage, but they did make this huge car port.

There's the church building and the carport is across the way.

The main room is in the clock tower and has the shape of it.

It's larger than I thought it would be. You can get a full size couch in here, with room to spare.

From the living room, you enter the small bedroom.

And, then the tiny kitchen.

There's not much storage and I suppose that you would eat in the living room.

Finally, the bath, which is a shower room, is directly off the kitchen.

It's a shame that there's no access to this terrace.

You're actually paying for the location.

To work in NYC, you're right at the station that goes directly to Penn and Grand Central.

So, you're living in a beautiful village.

And, you can see NYC from here. I'm surprised that it doesn't cost more.